Description
A Phoenician triple handled red slipped amphora with radial pattern burnish
REFERENCE #
KB_PT_0059
CIVILIZATION
Iron Age II, 950 B.C.E. – 850 B.C.E.
SIZE
H. 25.5 cm
CONDITION
Excellent condition
PRICE
Price available upon request
Frequently Asked Questions
The Phoenician triple handled amphora dates back to the Iron Age II period, specifically between 950 B.C.E. and 850 B.C.E. This era is known for significant developments in pottery and trade in the ancient Near East.
This amphora is characterized by its triple handles and a red slip finish with a radial pattern burnish. These features highlight the craftsmanship and aesthetic style typical of Phoenician pottery during the Iron Age II.
The amphora measures 25.5 centimeters in height, making it a moderately sized vessel suitable for storage or ceremonial use in its time.
The amphora is in excellent condition, indicating it has been well-preserved over the centuries with minimal damage or wear.
The price of the amphora is not publicly listed; it is available upon request, suggesting that interested buyers need to contact the seller directly for pricing information.
The reference number KB_PT_0059 is an internal cataloging code used to identify and track this specific Phoenician amphora within a collection or inventory system.
